Can Nausea, Tiredness, Headache, Increased Appetite Be Early Signs Of Pregnancy?
I have been having pregnancy symptoms. I last had a period on January 8-13th and about a week after that I started feeling nausea, tiredness, headache, increased appetite. I also, can not fit into my pants. In the stomach area I can not close them. I has a blood pregnancy test in early February and it was negative, I feel movement and it is not gas. Recently, I discovered in my urine medium clear bubbles. This is driving me nuts. My headaches I usually get are two times a week. I am clumsy constantly tripping or falling. In the last three weeks I fell three times. What should I do? I am not making anything up.
Dear member, Thanks for writing to healthcare magic. Pregnancy symptoms ate not always specific. Besides movements ate not evident till 5 months. Premenstrual symptoms can sometimes be like pregnancy. Wait till a week after missing period. If still blood test negative then medications to induce a period will be helpful. If symptoms still persists then do blood test for thyroid, anemia, complete blood count. Thanks Dr Bhagyashree
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Can Nausea, Tiredness, Headache, Increased Appetite Be Early Signs Of Pregnancy?
Dear member, Thanks for writing to healthcare magic. Pregnancy symptoms ate not always specific. Besides movements ate not evident till 5 months. Premenstrual symptoms can sometimes be like pregnancy. Wait till a week after missing period. If still blood test negative then medications to induce a period will be helpful. If symptoms still persists then do blood test for thyroid, anemia, complete blood count. Thanks Dr Bhagyashree